Dealing with Criticism Part 1 of 8 by Steve Pavlina
We all get subjected to criticism from time to time — sometimes harsh criticism. What’s the best way to deal with it? Do you simply need a thick skin? Do you try to understand and forgive the other person? Do you fight back?
What if you want to stretch yourself by doing something that may incite others to criticize you more? Do you feel you’re holding back in some ways because you’re worried about what others might think of you? Will concerns about criticism make you less motivated to succeed? What if this criticism occurs in public?
It’s no secret that I take a good bit of flak for some of the things I write about. Since I get subjected to public criticism frequently, I’ve learned over time how to handle it, so it doesn’t bother me or slow me down. So let me share some insights that may help you better deal with criticism in your own life. Some of this may seem counter-intuitive.
Original Article Released as Personal Development Insights Newsletter Issue #29
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